Cleaner Football Being Sought
Conference members debated how to reduce brutality in football with varied proposals. Suggestions included increasing distance to gain, two umpires, disqualification for intentional fouls, and rules tweaks from scholars such as Camp, Stagg, Dennis, and Dashiel, with Harvard and Cornell noted among contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pune
Paul J. Dashiel
Walter Camp
Alonzo A. Stagg
L. M. Dennis
Cornell
Wiliam T. Held
Harvard
Telegraph Operator Killed at Whitehall Crossing
J M Dobbs telegraph operator was struck and killed by an Atlanta and West Point train at the Whitehall Street crossing Friday midnight. He reportedly misstepped while attempting to surge to safety. Engineer James Spurlock stopped the locomotive. no inquest was needed per the coroner. Dobbs recently moved to the city and leaves a sister Mrs H Todd of Rock? to be notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
West Point
J. M Dobbs
Whitehall Street
Dobbs
James Spurlock
Todd
Rockm2
Sues Miller Co for $50 000 damages lawsuit filed
A flood of legal actions dominates the page with a $50,000 damages suit against John A. Miller Feed and Stable Co brought by T. D. Meador trustee in bankruptcy for Brady Union Stock Yards. The petition alleges conspiracy to ruin Brady Union, bank involvement, and stockyard stock removal to Miller stables. Also listed are divorce filings by Mrs Emma M Jones, a $10,000 damages claim against Georgia Railway and Electric Co, a $5,600 claim against William Bengo Construction Co for a fall, and several real estate transfers including deeds and warrants in Athens and Atlanta areas.
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John A. Miller
Sele
T. D. Meador
Brady Union Stock Yards
Stock Yards Company
Brady Company
Burper Bros
Miller Company
Brady Union
W. A. Callicott
Callicott
Bragg Company
Raptcy
Ronald Ransom
Evins & Spence
Emma M Jones
B. & Jones
Jones
Dorsey, Brewater & Howell
A Carroll
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Ace
WE. Suttles
Claud Smith
Kate Homer
William Bengo Construction Company
James L. Key
Alex Jutler
Superior Court
Helth Mary Stephene
Gerson Elseman
Jackson Street
J James N. Renfroe
Laury O'Rourke
Pulliam Street
George R. Wall
Lottie Bowers Willis
Davis Street
Lawton Street
Philo Soleomb
Lower Reid
Carter Street
H. G Hutchison
Rose Investment Company
West Peachtree Street
Eyeglasses offered with free eye tests and hires
Eye care notice advertises free eye tests and eyeglasses available, with hiring of a person named Nia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang Nia
Sam Atkinson Succeeds Candler in Georgia Supreme Court
Sam Atkinson succeeds Justice Candler on the Georgia Supreme Court. The article details Atkinson family connections, Governor Terrell’s history of appointments, and notes Candler’s resignation due to health. It recounts future home plans for Atkinson in Atlanta, and cites other Terrell appointees and pending cases.
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Spencer R. Atkinson
Atlanta
Supreme Curt
Atkinson
City Court
Brunswick
W. ¥. Atkinson
Terrell
Supreme Bench
Henry G. Turner
Quitman
Grunswick
Jana
Jdge Turner
Atkinson Ia
Terrall
Offic
Supreme Court
Siv
Errell
Beverly D., Evans
J. H. Lumpkin
Marcus W. H. Beck
W. H. Fish
Terren
Joseph R. Lamar
A. J. Cobb
Urgea
Candler
Justice Candier
Georgia Railroad and Hanking Company
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Western Railway of Alabama
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
Asa G. Candler
Justice Candler
Haseen
Superior
Terrea
Joseph M. Werrell
Georgia
Supreme Court of
Eorgia
Cara
Resignation and appointment to Georgia Supreme Court 1905-06
Governor Candler resigns from the Georgia Supreme Court citing duty and regret. Terrell accepts resignation. Samuel C. Atkinson appointed associate justice to fill the vacancy effective January 1906. The correspondence records the farewell and the official order announcing the interim appointment.
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the Supreme Bench
Georgia
John
Candler
Terrells
State of Georgia
Executive Department
Atlanta
John 3. Candler
Supreme Court Chamber
Supreme Court of Georgia
Capitol
J. M. Terrell
Governor J M Terrell Term Dates Mentioned
For the unexpired term beginning January 18, 1908 and ending January 1, 1907 J M Terrell governor.
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J. M. Terrell
L & N Announces Move to Whitehall Street Viaduct Office
The Louisville and Nashville railroad has leased the Southern Book Concern at 4 Features Street on the Whitehall Street viaduct and will relocate its general passenger and ticket office there after February 1. J. G. Hollenbeck will head local headquarters, with plans to make the office the city’s finest ticket hall. February 4 is expected for the first L&N train into Atlanta. Roadbed quality on the Knoxville to Cartersville line is praised. local operations will shift Marietta to Etowah as a local route, with limited Atlanta involvement for now.
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The
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Southern Boole
Featutres Street
Whitehall Street
J. Charles Gavan
J. G. Hollenbeck
Ting
Loulaville
Nashville
Atlanta
Knoxville
Cartersville
Nashville, Chattahoogas
St. Louis
State Road
Marietta
North Georgia
Knoxville and Northern
Louisville and Nashville
Etowah
Louisville and
Chattanooga
Police curb toy pistols as merchants warned to halt sales
Rome Ga December 9 Special At a stockholders meeting of the Rome Hosierymplis it was decided to rebuild the plant and boost capacity. the facility should be operational within sixty days. The move marks one of Rome's largest industries as the city eyes growth.
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Rome
Rome Hosierymplis
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Keely
Keely Company
Ogbbs
Beraango
Man
Rleeei
Sues Miller CO
Sam Atkinson
Gseat
Simplex
BOP
Dell
Sim
MicCweure Ten - Centr Co
Athens
Griffin
Gur
E. Vryin
L. and
SMITH
H. M. Ashe
MC. A
Wooley Sanitorium
Whitehall
Lowndes Building
N. Pryor St
M. Woolley
M. D
Eurallia
Wea
Anti-Nonralgia Co
Walker
Atlanta, Ga
Eliin Watson Drug Company
Dr. A. L.cartta
Jennings
Mayo
Agun
Toa Pat
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